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Hillsborough County, New Hampshire - - 1900 Federal Census Team Transcription
Microfilm # T623-947
ED#	Enumeration Description:	Status	Transcriber	Proofreader
76	Amherst town
77	Antrim town Windsor town
78	Bedford town
79	Bennington town Deering town
80	Brookline town Mason town
81	Goffstown town
82	Greenville town
83	Hancock town
84	Hillsboro town
85	Hollis town
86	Francestown town Greenfield town
87	Hudson town
88	Litchfield town Merrimack town
89	Lyndeboro town Mont Vernon town
90	Manchester city: Ward 1 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the north of the center line of Bridge Street.
91	Manchester city: Ward 1 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the south of the center line of Bridge Street.
92	Manchester city: Ward 2 (part) All that part of the ward lying east of the Merrimack River and north of the center line of the following streets: West Webster Street from the river to Union Street, Union to Blodget, Blodget to Belmont, Belmont to Orange, and by Orange Street extended to the Mammoth Road.
273	Institution: State Industrial School Manchester city: Ward 2.
93	Manchester city: Ward 2 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the east of the Merrimack River and south of the center line of the following streets: West Webster Street extended, from the River to Union Street, Union to Blodget, Blodget to Belmont and Belmont to Orange Street.
94	Manchester city: Ward 2 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the west of the Merrimack River.
95	Manchester city: Ward 3 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the east of the center line of Nashua and Oak Streets.
96	Manchester city: Ward 3 (part) All that part of the ward lying between the center line of Nashua and Oak Streets on the east and the center line of Chestnut Street on the west.
97	Manchester city: Ward 3 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the west of the center line of Chestnut Street.
98	Manchester city: Ward 4 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the east of the center line of Maple Street.
99	Manchester city: Ward 4 (part) All that part of the ward lying between the center line of Maple Street on the east and the center line of Pine Street on the west.
100	Manchester city: Ward 4 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the west of the center line of Pine Street.
101	Manchester city: Ward 5 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the north of the center line of East Spruce Street and that line extended to Chestnut Street, and east of the center line of Chestnut Street.
102	Manchester city: Ward 5 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the west of the center line of Chestnut Street and that line extended south to Valley Street.
103	Manchester city: Ward 5 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the south of the center line of East Spruce Street and that line extended to Chestnut Street and east of the Center line of Chestnut Street.
104	Manchester city: Ward 6 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the east of the Mammoth Road and that part lying west of the Mammoth Road as follows: to wit, Commencing at the intersection of Mammoth Road and East Spruce Street extended to said road, thence by East Spruce to Massabesic Street and by Massabesic Street to the Mammoth Road.
105	Manchester city: Ward 6 (part) All that part of the ward lying between the following lines, to wit: The center line of Mammoth Road from the intersection of Laurel Street extended, to East Spruce Street extended, thence by East Spruce to Massabesic St. and Massabesic to Valley Street, on the east and the center line of Wilson Street on the west.
106	Manchester city: Ward 6 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the west of the Center line of Wilson Street.
107	Manchester city: Ward 7
108	Manchester city: Ward 8 (part) All that part of the ward lying to the north of the Piscataquog River, the center line of South Main Street to School Street and that line extended to the Merrimack River.